Results are in, and I gotta say, I am disappointed overall. One or two did Ok, but I thinked they missed a few as well. 001 1908 $2.5 AU 58 002 1908 $2.5 AU 58 003 1913 $2.5 MS 61 004 1927 $2.5 UNC DETAILS IMPROPERLY CLEANED (Does not looked cleaned to me) 005 1911 $2.5 MS 60 006 1911 $2.5 AU 55 007 1911 $2.5 AU DETAILS MOUNT REMOVED (Was hoping for 1911-D here) 008 1908 $2.5 MS 60 009 1909 $2.5 MS 61 010 1926 $2.5 UNC DETAILS REV DAMAGE (Pretty sure this is a planchet flaw error, not damage) 011 1911 $2.5 AU 58 012 1929 $2.5 MS 62 (Excited about this one, this was the awesome toned one) 013 1913 $2.5 MS 61 014 1914 $2.5 AU 58
After reviewing the grades again, I think it did OK overall. I disagree with number 4, 7, and 10. Might have to submit these again later. I was hoping for a homerun in the group to recover the cost of grading, but the homerun for me was the toned gold, number 12, which I am keeping. If number 7 was graded weak D, it would have been my homerun. I still think it is one.
Congrats on #12 When you get them back in hand, can you take better pictures of #4, 7, and 10? I am interested in these for educational purposes.
I will see what I can do. I have pictures of number 10 somewhere on these boards... I remember it was a discussion on whether it was damage or planchet flaw. I still think flaw.
Looking for it... here is a link for number 12... shows the color a little better. https://www.cointalk.com/threads/thoughts-on-this-toned-2-1-2-gold-indian.263274/
Congrats again on #12 #10, I think I agree with Conder101. It doesn't look like a planchet flaw - but these incuse Indians are weird and you have to think about them differently.